LITTLE ANGEL: VOLUME 5, EPISODE 1

Name: LITTLE ANGEL: VOLUME 5, EPISODE 1
Item: LITTLE ANGEL: VOLUME 5, EPISODE 1
Author: Review

"Learning Adventures with Friends"

Family Content: +3 Some minor questionable elements. (Media-wisdom is suggested to discuss.)

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Violence
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What You Need To Know:

LITTLE ANGEL is an animated series streaming on Netflix that follows the adventures of Little Angel and her friends as they navigate everyday challenges. Volume Five of the series promotes teamwork with songs focusing on sharing, staying healthy, and facing new challenges without fear, whether visiting the doctor or starting at a new school. Familiar nursery rhymes like "Baa Baa Black Sheep" and original songs about everyday lessons like washing hands, brushing teeth before bed, and eating healthy snacks. The show entertains and imparts critical moral lessons about kindness, cooperation, and celebrating family.

Each episode has fun animations and catchy songs that will grab kids' attention and teach them valuable moral lessons. LITTLE ANGEL is perfect for preschoolers and has a strong moral worldview, with songs about sharing, helping others, and cherishing family time. There is no violence, foul language, or nudity. However, a brief thunderstorm scene might be spooky for young viewers. Otherwise, LITTLE ANGEL is a heartwarming animated series that offers a safe and wholesome viewing experience for children of all ages.

Content:

(BB, V)

Dominant Worldview and Other Worldview Content/Elements:

A strong moral worldview, with many of the show’s songs focused on sharing, spending time with family, and not being afraid to try new things.

Foul Language:

No foul language;

Violence:

A brief scene shows Baby John being scared by a thunderstorm;

Sex:

No sex;

Nudity:

No nudity

Alcohol Use:

No alcohol use;

Smoking and/or Drug Use and Abuse:

None; and,

Miscellaneous Immorality:

None.

More Detail:

Volume Five of the animated series LITTLE ANGEL, streaming on Netflix, follows Baby John, Jack, Jill, and their parents as they have fun together and learn life lessons. The episode consists of short songs focused on daily life, bedtime routines, what to expect during a check-up at the doctor’s office, and healthy eating habits.

Episode One features well-known songs like “Baa Baa Black Sheep” and others that teach children about the five senses, eating healthy, different jobs, and what activities they should do before bed.

Other songs focus on how much Baby John loves his mother, having fun with family—whether at home or on hikes or train trips, working together to help others, overcoming the fear of going to the doctor, and the importance of sharing.

LITTLE ANGEL is a brightly colored cartoon series for preschoolers. Through catchy songs, it teaches children everyday knowledge and emphasizes the importance of polite behavior. Younger children will love the fun animation style and sing with the characters.

LITTLE ANGEL has a moral worldview, with many of the show’s songs centering around spending time with family, sharing with others, trying new things, and not being afraid of unfamiliar things.

The first episode of Volume Five features songs that show Baby John, Jack, and Jill having fun with their parents and learning everyday lessons, like washing your hands, brushing your teeth before bed, and eating healthy snacks, like fruit. Overall, LITTLE ANGEL is a family-friendly, safe program for younger children.

MOVIEGUIDE ® advises that screen time for preschoolers aged 5 and under should be limited and monitored. Screen time should focus on high-quality educational content and be balanced with other activities to promote healthy development.